To explore strange new worlds – The diversification in Tremella caloplacae was linked to the adaptive radiation of the Teloschistaceae

Freire-Rallo, Sandra; Wedin, Mats; Diederich, Paul; Millanes, Ana M.

doi:10.1016/j.ympev.2022.107680

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“…2011; Freire-Rallo et al 2023). To perform the PCRs, we used the primers ITS1F (Gardes & Bruns 1993), BasidLSU3-3 (Millanes et al 2011) and TRMcal_R2 (Freire-Rallo et al 2023) to amplify the internal transcribed spacer I, the 5.8S rDNA gene and the internal transcribed spacer II gene. PCR reactions were carried out using Illustra TM Hot Star PCR beads, according to the manufacturer's instructions.…”

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“…For PCR amplification, we combined general fungal primers with others specifically designed to amplify DNA from the tremellalean fungi (Millanes et al 2011;Freire-Rallo et al 2023). To perform the PCRs, we used the primers ITS1F (Gardes & Bruns 1993), BasidLSU3-3 (Millanes et al 2011) and TRMcal_R2 (Freire-Rallo et al 2023 to amplify the internal transcribed spacer I, the 5.8S rDNA gene and the internal transcribed spacer II gene.…”

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“…The first molecular data obtained from Tremella caloplacae also supported this hypothesis (Millanes et al 2011), although this was not discussed by those authors. Freire-Rallo et al (2023) studied the phylogenetic relationships and species boundaries of 52 specimens of Tremella caloplacae s. lat. growing on different hosts of the Teloschistaceae.…”

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“…is indeed a species complex including at least six putative new species, each of them restricted to grow and develop on a single host species or genus. The specimens analyzed in Freire-Rallo et al (2023), to which we refer here for practical reasons as the Tremella caloplacae species complex, are studied in this work at a morphological level. In addition, we have sequenced two specimens of Tremella growing on Calogaya biatorina (A.…”

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“…Freire-Rallo et al . (2023) studied the phylogenetic relationships and species boundaries of 52 specimens of Tremella caloplacae s. lat. growing on different hosts of the Teloschistaceae .…”

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Five new species in the Tremella caloplacae complex

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Tremella caloplacae (Zahlbr.) Diederich is a species complex including at least nine different species. Here, we formally describe the new species Tremella elegantis, T. nimisiana, T. parietinae, T. pusillae and T. sorediatae. Tremella elegantis induces galls in the hymenium of Rusavskia elegans and forms 2-celled basidia, where cells rarely elongate and sometimes give the appearance of two immature, independent basidia. Tremella nimisiana has small basidiomata (less than 1 mm diam.), narrowly ellipsoid to pyriform 2-celled, occasionally clavate to subcylindrical 3-celled basidia, and grows in the hymenium of Xanthocarpia species. Tremella parietinae is characterized by the exclusive growth in the hymenium of Xanthoria parietina, the broadly fusiform to ellipsoid probasidia, and the subspherical, pyriform or ellipsoid 2(–3)-celled basidia. Tremella pusillae has ellipsoidal probasidia, 2(–3)-celled pyriform or ellipsoidal basidia that sometimes are constricted at the septum, and grows only on Calogaya pusilla. Tremella sorediatae is characterized by inducing galls on the thallus of Rusavskia sorediata and by pyriform to ellipsoid basidia that sometimes are constricted at the septum. Three species are not formally described and are left unnamed as Tremella sp. 13 on Calogaya biatorina, Tremella sp. 14 on Calogaya decipiens and Tremella sp. 15 on Polycauliona sp. Tremella caloplacae in the strict sense is re-circumscribed as a species confined to Variospora species.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Flechtenbewohnende Pilze im Naturraum Schwarzwald (südwestliches Deutschland)

Brackel¹,

Wirth²

2023

Herzogia

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ZusammenfassungBrackel, W. v. & Wirth, V. 2023. Flechtenbewohnende Pilze im Naturraum Schwarzwald (südwestliches Deutschland). – Herzogia 36: 84 –130.Die aus dem Schwarzwald bekannten flechtenbewohnenden Pilze werden aufgelistet, vorwiegend auf der Grundlage neuester Nachweise. Insgesamt werden 197 Taxa erwähnt, davon 183 beschriebene obligat lichenicole Pilze. Lichenosticta wirthii (auf Loxospora cismonica) und Tremella altimontana (auf Caloplaca cerina) werden beschrieben. Weitere 17 Arten sind Erstfunde für Deutschland: Carbonea aggregantula, Clypeococcum cladonema, Didymocyrtis melanelixiae, Endococcus sardous, Lichenostigma rupicolae, Minutophoma chrysophthalmae, Neobarya peltigerae, Polycoccum versisporum, Rhymbocarpus neglectus, Roselliniopsis groedensis, Sclerococcum pertusariicola, Sphaerellothecium araneosum, S. stereocaulorum, Stigmidium leprariae, Taeniolella chrysothricis, Tremella tuckerae, Trimmatostroma vandenboomii und Weddellomyces turcicus. Zusätzliche 42 Arten sind neu für Baden-Württemberg. Einige, vermutlich neue Arten aus den Gattungen Endococcus, Lichenochora, Lichenothelia, Muellerella, Phaeoseptoria, Sphaerellothecium, Stigmidium und Trimmatostroma werden charakterisiert, aber nicht formal beschrieben. Am Beispiel des Schwarzwaldes werden Verbreitung, Seltenheit und Gefährdung flechtenbewohnender Pilze und die Schwierigkeit, diese Faktoren zu evaluieren, diskutiert.

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New and Noteworthy Lichen-Forming and Lichenicolous Fungi 13. A Revision of the Xanthoria Ectaneoides Complex (Xanthorioideae, Teloschistaceae) Including the New Species Xanthoria Pylyporlykii

Kondratyuk,

Lőkös,

Persson

et al. 2024

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Xanthoria ectaneoides, usually recognised by its secondary sublobules, is circumscribed in a strict sense using spore size and a molecular phylogeny based on ITS-sequences. The species, earlier considered a synonym of X. aureola, forms a subclade with X. coomae and the new species X. pylyporlykii, described here, whereas X. aureola is positioned in the Xanthoria calcicola subclade. The new species X. pylyporlykii is characterised by a combination of characters typical either for Xanthoria ectaneoides or X. coomae.

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To explore strange new worlds – The diversification in Tremella caloplacae was linked to the adaptive radiation of the Teloschistaceae

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References 138 publications

Five new species in the Tremella caloplacae complex

Five new species in the Tremella caloplacae complex

Flechtenbewohnende Pilze im Naturraum Schwarzwald (südwestliches Deutschland)

New and Noteworthy Lichen-Forming and Lichenicolous Fungi 13. A Revision of the Xanthoria Ectaneoides Complex (Xanthorioideae, Teloschistaceae) Including the New Species Xanthoria Pylyporlykii

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